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THE MICHIJAN DAILY.
Managing Editor=PAUL SCOre MOWEtR-
Businaess Manager-C.. E. WtNSuTA.
News.........A. F. Ritfie
Athletics....William F. Gradolpt
Sportingr...... larece 11. Eldidge
Exchange ........1. John Wanold
Muitsic and Dranma.....Roy D. Welch
%Vmns1dilir. Louise Van Vooris
'II' 51)Vt. DA 21', rP EVllY24, 07.
sE I is EsR u nissiers.
wk ihithusissue, Te lDail ruers tiot
utie iticiihiiyear'5ofits eistence We
ar ao s ol., that is ts say, as sonic
ofi thei't' i csty's smore preccious
iresihiieii. kinid witl utodsity-or
rallier. witls imuichimoidesty as clii
ipropery blieixtecei of ai17-yar-ldt,
-w ishirto adimiiiltiiiatswe arceit
ou-ircoi'ious.
F ric te eeysflst ie ere a sc-
ces in our fC eele biiyiiiy51. Ilefore
wre iweer a-dayuuoiiiiiiicolilrerao, soil
iiousilyi, alhoughlloniithis poit iour
meorails its. coulil urie, ill iell.
Oarut iproementt. see elievelarcite,-
I u sei-illy.Outiefinincilcllegs.iat
one tie weak aiii tiiteringiithItin-i
farct aniiiilsleiiier e liii ena r-llisowl
noeintolisiiihlislartc1lils sioe
rali seci'-,uiiisiie aid eiliro liiketr-
isloinil Ilir eitorciial lricells have
mutiledatoishinigl itt nieumes
adarc- alsini ceasig, iehiipe, hlieffii
car. even our1 quarterlli~5sovecolime
to mal to cnti'un us sioSthithis
tear lie aie takenthle iggst still of
all: lihe' 111'st upihousekeeint ii a
11111dest ecnitil l aparstiet in Xfis ay-
oardi sree.
\V e liae now 1'gillto the porit w eee
lie re' sell-'onsicilttiosneeCr 11b11re
a kiiiiof ig itiltoticdress it i. like
mos1t17-ea-olds, wsethitike ie ktii
a thing or two:i aatiwe r te surey'
grievd iwhtieni 11111illii11111lisen. We
lio nt ia'sle souiitle agreec With its. u
cii liketo latt1111r1ourtselves talt y-sli
cris !ay t su iposal. kWeCwiati
you u> 'ilauh'circielsts, tolintii uees-
edi couri narraties.iiialdlitotick ovr
"k:ropinons We ite lit 'noutg, it
sees o u, o b alctoilliveture
a remarin pubitli c locsiiinally erl1
'citie" elittaty., asi were.
t it cia l li itoisop unioiis of ci'
el's, our- e 1.1cc that11Wee'are' still iong,
C'adsrong andlialel' t isitakes'. Yoii
wiill fid itsbighearctedenotutigtolibli
sryfore our' erts lowe'vte';catl if
i cimpanyi siittheii'fresmisetiriie i
sohmrs eshoculdl at any itte lbe
focedelto cttli a tee. weshrial ell
dcvrtio do it gcr"acefully.
illhillel i curientiacitke itdIea tat
staif. a canite uthaill-i'a "ull:11i
tie say of a clege ace'inutace. kWie
wishl t colireci'elthisimpre ssion. T
onlytc wairtoiipreflermenti ith e eitoria
depattrtet o f this paple istrotg
I ails aleacer ntiltonily itt cimpus, ht
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inl interscollegiati',jourtalistic thought.
In rier tot tditthis, see musstspIlocuetc
the mstacicottmtlishedlstaff avalale.
Titere is always room for oue ore
giol mats. If you have ail newspaper
expeien~ce, etr even if you have icina-
title for the work, come to one office
itti talk it over.
It is one of che Daily's aims to see
as a sort of cotse in practical journal'
in. A college pater is of ecessity
tmarkedt tff sonmewha sarply from i
purey comosecia cntemporares;l yet
it lhai certaint poitts is commnon with
themtihtat malke it of geat serice as
a steppng-stonte fr the jouraitc
asiran~lit. AsIt useitmnor futting onte
int uc t wt itht the sectsadi affairs of
the University, it is also valtale. If
y'ouit11ve1c iiy leanig towart newspaer
wocrk.iditnot let tis opporuitiy sli y.
The'masagig etioci will meet candi-
datestodtusay at 5 p. 11. i1 Te Dilvs
neiwiiffices ott Mavnallrd street.
si t s'cAeCYvU iltte To si?
Nosythat tere is or very shortly
sill le. a ttngible expressionl of te
V iclilgaitiUiionimoeet,-a real
U..nion ictliubhttse of te sttdentscee'
owni,-thesensiitwhlottnte student boty
hasvCetrusted ithilthe Uionsmaage
itett have a right to expect ceran very
detii-tie'thinigs frimtth lat student oy.
hitilectloyaty aiit adhlerece to te
tticitihave bienititaiifestedl ly a sort
f itip-servcee.d hulie purchase of tick-
ets to a tbanqutiet eery twelsemonth.
Somiietinig tmtre is notis necessary. The
Clubhouittse sill nteid, especialtly ins this
cilspota'. usedl iohetunaitinoslsy
giveci athltiiis before te gymnsittim
wastliected. It ought sotl to te a qes
tio icocf "C'aic I afford tjointishio Uniosn,
tiuti"tartiI afford itt to join the
c'niion?" Moirever, when the sons of
tie lUist cisb are troswn opes, it will
hei icumbnt upotnliilthe mnstof this it-
d it 1 tolitakiitierillvantge f that fact
tini eeryeswas.FTheJiionst eslong
ein hralidedItast istriiin tity tre
ito genteate the blessitgs of sociability,
f frienshslip. anit ofdemocratic uter-
? mingltig ttueentisetofcl 11 llsses, ll
tsocialiransandsetcliteseemenstofsay
alliancesii'dimen'(iflnone. It cni io
tlilesetinsge.it cciiniork ts'ostiers foe
thle sicial life sre at 'Aieligast.ut it
cntionly doi s11if the mn ess msnseves
totheir siarec i the waly of creatisg
a disinicly IUioniatmlosphlere o
friendiliness and goi-felisg. Te
Unionvis ioit will le realiet uhess every
cU isesite- matn isit Unitons tast. adi
eaicit es earlteily isto the wortk oh
t mainiitg 'tile'ltter fellow" feetlt osos
e It i citstomalry', thus early' i the
e year, lto croffer a ife seteces iof edi
cicrailitdice tic frshmslen. We make
lusbiene setoinited:it"Get sise"
'ir Kseis's home-meuade canies. 61,,,
t Lst killieimtsstreet. -$
Killege Clothes lfoe Kolege Men-
cto toi $2. Attesthue C('tile, Minti
estreet. T-6
FACUlTY CI{ANGES
- iTS PRRSONNEL
(Cotined rns Pag Onei
Flnew Arts ini Bostos. He is sitcceedel
by Campbell Bonner, of Nashville, TPer.
Professor de Laguna, assistant profes-
sor of education, Dr. J. E. Cuter, as-
sistant professor of economis, ad Pro-
fessor V. L. Dunlap all leae the teach-
jog force this year. The latter ecomes
ose of the expert cemssists of the Na-
tiontal Pmure Food cosmmissios.
Itt additionu toth tese, oe more yelr'
leve of ahsestce hes etn grated Pro-
fessor Htenry C. Audamss of the ecoom-
cs deartmen, st-io is wils teseitser-
state Commnerce commsissiosn, and Pro
fessor Csnf'eldihetro teufe upartmsent
of te Romccien ugiage s hacs it yar's
aloencec for studtye abtra.l ie' is ntoum
hut Euope. H arrisont S. Smsahey te
cous-,asietnti professor of ecunoics
sw'tie huh -Levi 11n111Chrlts P. kWager
huecme tprofessor and suiusistanst irfessor
respectively- of theidtenltuho ft-
smaside'hanguagis.
The rturnu fPtrfssr Frett N.
Scutt. he-adof te rhetric ueprtsmentl
after ca yearepsuedinuIroipe.mussite
espseciilyunoted.
All inialciishie stusme f ue lites
russiaiseditiythin facslty ticse caused
regret, te geseral opinioni of ther-
turniing stuidents seemss to le th thus
lessversity- faculty is ii saetfelutecus
effective year.
Let us take youur mieasre fete yur
tesw fall ssit-$cO.0oOasdcitp. Fredt uW.
Gross corser Libery anti Fourth ae-
nuue. Exetiveie repeseentativ'e for Ed.
V. hPrice & Co., secant taiors Chi
cgo.edt u-6
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FRESH'ktEN! Start rightbuy
Purfhielud's' sos-thess you will alwaeys
le ini syle stiltumoneiy' aead. tig S.
Mist strit. -u
Alarm icocks warranted for oce yer,
l$t.tuo. tiller's Jewtery Store, 2u16 S.
'Winui street. clt
Lauties' gymsnsasiums suits at Muiss Los-
el's. 3.2 S. Sate street-$.00 tutu $.50.
Stwimmingshsuists, $.0. ltced ior n-
ter early. Ti-t
_A ctoice hune of cadiies-Giiet's,
Loiwiscys andTus ay11-oermsahes, at
1Qualrry's.
1'e puts'ou ostt comse udonstowttn for
your latortory susplies. Godyar's
I)e'us tr. i-ta
Ness'freshmnsdental outit andutdeta
eusngine for sae cheap. J. C. Wats, 33
East Liberty street. I-3
yIf you sats the best founanspen in
the city, go to Cushing's, 336 Suuthi
State street. f
;iT'e Kesmpi .MsiceStdtios-Piano,
voice, pie organs, comustositios. 32 S.
Divsionssstreet. oi-8S
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We allow 20 per cent dicont
on Drafttng Suppies
10 ter cent dscoutstous Draft-tg
tnstruments.
10 per cent discount on Elntvr-
oty Text-Book.
We ougnt a large stock of
Second-hand
Law Books
and wstellitat undsrpitee.
Writing Paper by he Pound
20c 25 35c
Wahres Special
Fountain Pen, $1.00.
Tvery one is guaranteed
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Seasoni 1907-108
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Gov. J. Frank Hanly (Inid.) Oratorical Contest
John Graham Brooks Open Numbher
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